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Soft Tissue Applications,e made into various physical forms such as liquid, foam, film, rod, fabric and suture materials. Silicone, Dacron®, Teflon®, polyurethanes, polyacrylate, polyethylene, Nylon etc., are the most widely used polymers for soft tissue applications because of their tissue biocompatibility.

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Cardiovascular Implants and Extracorporeal Devices,ium sized diameter arteries, specially the aorta, coronary arteries and cerebral arteries is a major cause of death. Diseased blood vessels and inefficient heart valves are routinely replaced with natural tissues or synthetic materials including natural or synthetic polymers. It is not surprising, t

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Orthopaedic Implants,oad-bearing member. The skeleton has numerous functions, but the one, which accounts predominantly for its shape, mass and material properties, is the requirement that it should bear load. Bone is unique among the tissues of the body, in the level of its resistance to compressive forces. This resist

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Dental Materials, to copy the contours of the gum, restorative materials to correct defects in natual materials, appliances and dentures to replace or correct deficiency of the grinding surfaces. Oral implants fall primarily into two general groups. First are the artificial teeth and dental appliances those support

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A Standardised Approach for Preparing Imaging Data for Machine Learning Tasks in Radiologyurity, the assessment of data quality, ground truth data labelling, bias reduction, reusability and generalisability. In this chapter we propose a new medical imaging data readiness (MIDaR) scale. The MIDaR scale is designed to objectively clarify data quality for both researchers seeking imaging da

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